You can now talk to Gemini directly in your Google Docs, Drive, Gmail, and more | TechRadar
You can now talk to Gemini directly in your Google Docs, Drive, Gmail, and more | TechRadar
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You can now talk to Gemini directly in your Google Docs, Drive, Gmail, and more
Craig Hale
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4 September 2026
Gemini's in-app 'Live' tools are finally here
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Gemini Audio models power the latest conversational AI in Google Workspace
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has finally launched the conversational voice features it previewed earlier this May, allowing users to interact with Workspace apps like Gmail and Google Docs by speaking instead of typing.
Much more than just simple dictation, the Gemini Audio models should be able to interpret user intent and retrieve the relevant information.
From launch, the company is supporting its new 'Live' functionality across Gmail, Docs and Keep, but we can expect a fuller rollout as Google continues to tweak the technology based on user feedback and real-world use cases.
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